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Description
Comfortable hostel located on a Deer farm 9km south of Te Anau.
All rooms are ensuite, in log cabins with great view of mountains and river.
Very handy to kepler track (free drop off and luggage storage*) Staff extremely knowledgeable and will book any trips for you free of charge. Free tea and coffee. Laundry, Internet and regular landline telephone available also. Lovely, peaceful environment out of the tourist rush of Te Anau. Winter specials* Cosy open fire. Duvets and heaters in all rooms
All rooms are ensuite, in log cabins with great view of mountains and river.
Very handy to kepler track (free drop off and luggage storage*) Staff extremely knowledgeable and will book any trips for you free of charge. Free tea and coffee. Laundry, Internet and regular landline telephone available also. Lovely, peaceful environment out of the tourist rush of Te Anau. Winter specials* Cosy open fire. Duvets and heaters in all rooms
Barnyard Backpackers Details
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Location/Contact| Address | 80 Mt. York Road, Te Anau (Rainbow Downs), South Island, New Zealand |
| Location | •South of Te Anau, off Highway 95 (Te Anau-Manapouri highway) • signposted. |
| Website | www.barnyardbackpackers.com |
| Telephone | (03) 249 8006 |
| Fax | (03) 249 8006 |
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Hostelz.com Guest Reviews
Nice (if you have a car) If you have a car (as this place is quite a bit outside of Te Anau) and are looking for a nice place to stay in Te Anau: that is it! It was so cute there: The main building with the two fire places, a spotless clean and best equipped kitchen: a very nice place. Only I think it is better visited in Summer because we were freezing quite a bit in our cabin with only one little heater. But the whole thing was so nice we didn't complain too much about it! — Katha , German (2007-07-25)